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    coleman M-1950 knob fab?

    http: //hinrichs-usa.com/Lanternking/index.htm Wolfie should be able to set you up.DanL
    Post by: usdan50, Dec 11, 2013 in forum: Fettling Forum
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    502 burner removal

    They make a three fingered oil filter wrench for the small oil filters. It works like a dream without damage . dan
    Post by: usdan50, Jul 17, 2011 in forum: Fettling Forum
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    My Little Stove

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    Post by: usdan50, Mar 29, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    No surprise this pump didn't ...

    Maybe the original owner didn't realize replacing the pump leather meant removing the old one first. Dan
    Post by: usdan50, Mar 23, 2011 in forum: Fettling Forum
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    Naptha or Coleman fuel

    If you research Naptha it is used as a loose term describing a range of solvents with varing molecular chains. In laymans terms its a mutt not a...
    Post by: usdan50, Mar 15, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    Naptha or Coleman fuel

    Do you know in some areas of this country they have a limit on how much Coleman you can buy because of that. Some stores have taken it off the...
    Post by: usdan50, Mar 14, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    Naptha or Coleman fuel

    Yes If you get plain Naptha. The Amish buy Naptha in bulk and go to the local lantern shop for five gal. Coleman has some preservitives and rust...
    Post by: usdan50, Mar 14, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    KampKook Good, Bad & Worse

    colemancollector@gmail.com This is the only guy I could suggest might have one for sale. His name is Warren out of W. Virginia. He is A Coleman...
    Post by: usdan50, Mar 9, 2011 in forum: Fettling Forum
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    Laundry nostalgia

    Bluette laundry whitener is sold in Wal-Mart But don't look for it in the laundry detergents. Some putz in corperate inventory decided it was a...
    Post by: usdan50, Mar 8, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    BioLite new classic stove?

    Exhaust gas sensors use the same mechanic's at the proper heat they generate a measurable voltage. That in turn is monitored by the ECU.
    Post by: usdan50, Mar 8, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    Shortage of Classic Brass stoves in USA.

    All the brass stoves I have were found in the US. I have never owned one that crossed the pond on my Dime.
    Post by: usdan50, Feb 26, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    Excerpt from Long Distance Hiking: Lessons from the Appalachian Trail

    Hikin Jim the answer to that is some of the frigin idiots we let into the woods burned it down! So now you find many areas that don't allow open...
    Post by: usdan50, Feb 25, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    Coleman 400 Part(s) Needed.

    Yes Mike Mertz AKA Cigar Mike now owns that inventory. I personally will vouche for Mike as a great cigar buddy and a totally honest guy. Dan
    Post by: usdan50, Feb 24, 2011 in forum: Fettling Forum
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    U.S. Coleman Solus (my personal Holy Grail)

    If memory serves me Coleman advertised the Solus as being able to accept Swedish parts. Dan
    Post by: usdan50, Feb 21, 2011 in forum: Coleman Solus - all models
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    Clayton & Lambert stove

    Do you guys in the UK use lead sinkers on your rods? lead pots were used there too. Keith you will find most pots have feet on the bottom and your...
    Post by: usdan50, Feb 4, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    Coke bottle kerosene?

    I chugged a mouth full of Harley fifty weight oil from a Military Canteen. Took a full loaf of bread and two days to get that taste out of my...
    Post by: usdan50, Jan 25, 2011 in forum: Stove Forum
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    1920's Coleman 454 Utility Stove/Burner

    I believe that is a #454 as listed in the Green book. Primarily made for tinkers and tinners.The 456 had a heat drum with a tray for heating...
    Post by: usdan50, Jan 25, 2011 in forum: Other Models
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    Station Wagon Living

    Ian I am still looking for one of them. Ever since you first displayed it. Very Cool!
    Post by: usdan50, Jan 24, 2011 in forum: Other
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    M-1942 valve won't seal

    That sounds worth a try.Being a PW it is going to be tougher to find parts. Dan
    Post by: usdan50, Jan 7, 2011 in forum: Fettling Forum
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    M-1942 valve won't seal

    Yonadav In the old days of carburetors people would bottom out the Idle screw until it had a notch in it. We would take it to a drill press and...
    Post by: usdan50, Jan 7, 2011 in forum: Fettling Forum
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